During the Gilded Age, homes referred to the residences of wealthy individuals that showcased opulence and grandeur. These homes were often characterized by elaborate designs, luxurious materials, and extravagant decorations.
Related terms
Mansions: Large and impressive houses that were typically owned by wealthy individuals during the Gilded Age.
Victorian Architecture: A style popular during the Gilded Age characterized by intricate details, ornate decorations, and multiple gables.
Brownstones: Row houses made of brownstone material that became popular in urban areas during this time period.